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For #2 and #3, it’s probably exceedingly obvious, but wish I would have truly understood ssh, remote VS Code, and enough git to put my configs on a git server.
So much easier to manage things now that I’m not trying to edit docker compose files with nano and hoping and praying I find the issue when I mess something up.
I know this is coming up on my radar, but I am not quite sure where to start. Might you have any resources on hand to point me in the right direction?
Especially once I have everything dialed in the way I want, I'd love to be able to pull from my own repo to get stuff running again/spin up a new instance
Honestly, I learned a ton from these guys: https://www.smarthomebeginner.com/
I've diverged a good bit since then of the services I've added and the specifics of how I configure things (I still use Traefik whereas I think they've shifted to Nginx), but they have a great example of a GitHub repo and what it looks like to manage a self-hosted server.